>> I think my team has already contacted you several times. We're making
>> a FOSS TV broadcasting suite based on melted, this is the base repo,
>> https://github.com/inaes-tic/mbc-playout/ and this is the backend /
>> playlist handler https://github.com/inaes-tic/mbc-mosto
>
> oh yeah, it's a nice
On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 1:26 PM, Tomas Neme wrote:
>> If you want my help, then please describe the closed vs. open source
>> nature of the project or this particular code. I am not helping
>> non-open source projects at this time and not available for hire/paid
>> support at this time either. If
On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 3:20 PM, Tomas Neme wrote:
> I don't exactly know why, but the segfault disappeared. Now I'm back
> to the speed problem. If I run this, the "current position" counter in
> melt stays put in 0
>
> $ melt -producer avformat:bm.mp4 -consumer posixshm
>
> but if I run it with
I don't exactly know why, but the segfault disappeared. Now I'm back
to the speed problem. If I run this, the "current position" counter in
melt stays put in 0
$ melt -producer avformat:bm.mp4 -consumer posixshm
but if I run it with the -debug flag, I get this:
[producer avformat] bm.mp4 0
> If you want my help, then please describe the closed vs. open source
> nature of the project or this particular code. I am not helping
> non-open source projects at this time and not available for hire/paid
> support at this time either. If you plan to contribute this code to
> the project, pleas
If you want my help, then please describe the closed vs. open source
nature of the project or this particular code. I am not helping
non-open source projects at this time and not available for hire/paid
support at this time either. If you plan to contribute this code to
the project, please post the
